Chris Taylor’s Three (!) Home Runs Help Dodgers Force Game 6 Vs. Braves
LA scored 11 unanswered runs
It honestly didn’t look great for the Los Angeles Dodgers after the first inning.
Freddie Freeman homered to center right (off of former Red Sox reliever Joe Kelly) to score Ozzie Albies, and it looked like the Atlanta Braves were about to turn their 3-1 series lead lead into a World Series berth.
Nope. Not Thursday, at least.
Between the second and seventh innings, the Dodgers scored 11 unanswered runs to stay alive. And by the Dodgers, we mostly mean Chris Taylor, who made Major League Baseball history with three home runs and a single that drove in six runs.
The Dodgers ultimately won the game 11-2, and with that, the National League Championship Series will continue Saturday back in Atlanta.
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